Appendix A
Workshop Agenda
MONDAY, MAY 9, 2022 (all times listed in ET)
Overview |
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11:00–11:30 | Welcome and Introductions Kaley Beins, National Academies Responsible Staff Officer Elaine Faustman, Planning Committee Chair Kristina Thayer, EPA (Sponsor) |
11:30–1:20 |
Session I. Triangulation: Background, Methodologies, and Applications Deborah Lawlor, University of Bristol
Triangulating epidemiological evidence: From focused qualitative comparison to systematic qualitative integration |
Eric Tchetgen Tchetgen, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Toward causal triangulation via multiply robust identification |
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Neil Pearce, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Evidence synthesis, triangulation, and algorithms |
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Panel Discussion
Committee Moderator: Aisha Dickerson Session I Presenters |
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Public Q&A | |
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1:35–3:40 |
Session II. Health Authority Perspectives on Synthesis of Epidemiologic Evidence Rebecca Nachman, EPA Surveying the epidemiology evidence: Examples of triangulation from the Integrated Risk Information System Program |
Mary Schubauer-Berigan, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Monographs Programme
Triangulation within and across evidence streams in the IARC Monographs program of cancer hazard identification |
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Jonathan Samet, Colorado School of Public Health
Anything new?: Evidence integration is triangulation |
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Ruth Lunn, National Toxicology Program
Cancer hazard evaluations: Report on carcinogen’s perspectives |
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Joseph Haney, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
Triangulation in hexavalent chromium carginogenicity assessments |
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Panel Discussion
Committee Moderator: Laura Beane Freeman Panelists: Session II Presenters |
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Public Q&A | |
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4:15–5:30 |
Session III. Poster Presentations and Virtual Networking The poster session and virtual networking will be held via the ePosterboards platform. This session is separate from the Zoom webinar used for the other sessions. To make an account and access the poster presentations and virtual networking, please visit https://events.eposterboards.com/e/nasem-triangulation/register. |
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2022 (all times listed in ET)
11:00–11:05 | Welcome Elaine Faustman, Planning Committee Chair |
11:05–2:05 |
Session IV. Case Studies of Triangulation Across Epidemiology Studies for Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Hanna Boogaard, Health Effects Institute Evidence synthesis of observational studies in environmental health: Lessons learned from a systematic review on traffic-related air pollution |
Roel Vermeulen, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University
Human health assessment: The need for a pluralistic approach |
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Amy Berrington de Gonzalez, National Cancer Institute
Triangulation for hazard identification: An example from low-dose radiation epidemiology |
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David Savitz, Brown University School of Public Health
Triangulation across distinctive subsets of epidemiologic studies on PFAS |
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John Jackson, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
On the need for triangulation of evidence when building interventions for health equity |
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Panel Discussion
Committee Moderator: David Richardson Session IV Presenters |
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Public Q&A | |
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2:30–3:30 |
Session V. Poster Presentations and Virtual Networking The poster session and virtual networking will be held via the ePosterboards platform. This session is separate from the Zoom webinar used for the other sessions. To make an account and access the poster presentations and virtual networking, please visit https://events.eposterboards.com/e/nasem-triangulation/register. |
3:30–4:45 |
Session VI. Next Steps and Opportunities for Applying Triangulation Martyn Smith, University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health
The key characteristics approach in epidemiology, toxicology, and hazard identification |
Tracey Woodruff, University of California, San Francisco
Lessons learned from over a decade of systematic review implementation to improve evidence integration |
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Lisa Bero, Colorado School of Public Health
Triangulation: Nothing new about using the best evidence to answer a question |
Panel Discussion
Committee Moderator: Nicholas Chartres Session VI Presenters |
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5:00–6:00 |
Session VII. Workshop Summary Session Summaries
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Panel Discussion
Committee Moderator: Elaine Faustman Planning Committee Members |
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Workshop Conclusion Elaine Faustman, Planning Committee Chair |
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MEETING ADJOURNS |